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🚁 WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF DRONES!
From security and defence to search and rescue, technology, and everyday applications, we’ll explore how drones work and how they’re changing the world.
Whether you’re a drone pilot, enthusiast, or just curious, you’re welcome here.
📌 Follow my page, and let’s explore the world of drones together — one flight at a time! 🚀
#DroneTechnology #UAV #DronePilot
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💔 ANOTHER HERO HAS FALLEN. 💔
DSP A.A. Halidu was among the officers ambushed and killed by terrorists on their way to Zamfara State.
He woke up that morning. He put on his uniform. He kissed his family goodbye. He boarded that vehicle. He was on his way to protect innocent Nigerians. He never came home.
He was not just a police officer. He was a son. A husband. A father. A brother. A friend. A Nigerian who gave everything so that others could live in peace.
DSP A.A. Halidu. A name. A life. A sacrifice. A hero.
🕯️💔🇳🇬 May his soul rest in eternal peace.
And they are both from jigawa
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COAS, Lt Gen. Shaibu Indicates As Follows
- ESTABLISHMENT of the Nigerian Army Mountain Warfare School (personnel undergoing mountain warfare training abroad)
- UPGRADE of the former Airborne Wing into the Nigerian Army Airborne Training School to strengthen SPEC OPS training
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Excellent 👍
Investing in Local Drone Manufacturing: An Opportunity for Nigeria 🇳🇬
Investing in indigenous drone manufacturing goes beyond building aircraft. It means creating jobs, strengthening national security, developing technology and growing the economy.
Locally manufactured drones can support Nigeria in many sectors:
Security: Aerial surveillance, border monitoring and search and rescue.
Agriculture: Crop spraying, seed planting, soil mapping and livestock monitoring.
Healthcare: Delivery of medicines, vaccines and blood supplies.
Logistics: Delivery of parcels and essential goods.
Construction: Land surveying, mapping and project monitoring.
Oil and Gas: Pipeline inspection and infrastructure monitoring.
Power: Inspection of electricity lines and solar farms.
Environment: Wildlife monitoring, forest protection and erosion tracking.
Maritime: Coastal surveillance and vessel monitoring.
Emergency Services: Firefighting, disaster response and rescue operations.
The benefits also extend to software development, artificial intelligence, robotics, electronics, battery technology, GIS and aerospace engineering.
Government and the private sector must work together. Government can provide policies, research support and procurement opportunities, while private investors and local companies drive innovation and production.
Nigeria should not only buy drones from other countries. We should develop the capacity to design, manufacture, maintain and export them.
The goal should be to build a Nigerian drone industry that creates jobs, solves local problems and contributes to national development.
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"If something is wrong, fix it. But train yourself not to worry; worry fixes nothing."
He no refund you your money ?
Some Nigerians behave anyhow. I once paid a tailor to sew a lunch box for me. I told him the exact material and colour I wanted, but this guy went ahead and used an entirely different material and colour.
When he delivered it, I told him, "This isn't the material and colour I told you I wanted."
He said, "I know, but you'll love this."
I was dumbfounded.🤣🤣🤣
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PRESS RELEASE
BORNO POLICE COMMAND RECOVERS STOLEN VEHICLE CONTAINING VALUABLE ITEMS WORTH MILLIONS OF NAIRA
The Borno State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its ongoing efforts to combat crime and protect lives and property, following the arrest of one Muhammed Bukar 42yrs in connection with a reported case of vehicle theft in Maiduguri.
Brief of Case:
Following a complaint received from a pharmacist, one Abdulwahab Muhammed, who reported that on 16th October 2026, at about 1325HRS he parked his Toyota Corolla LE along Muna Road, Maiduguri, to observe prayers. The vehicle contained the following items:
* One Redmi tablet.
* Cash sum of ₦230,000.
* Cash sum of $200.
* Assorted pharmaceutical products valued at approximately ₦3.3 million.
* One ATM card.
Upon returning from prayers, he discovered that the vehicle had been taken away by an unknown person.
Upon receipt of the report, the Commissioner of Police, Borno State Command, CP Naziru Abdulmajid, psc, directed operatives of the Violence Crime Response Unit (Crack Squad) to immediately commence a thorough investigation into the incident.
Acting on the directive, operatives of the Crack Squad embarked on an intensive investigation, which led to the arrest of the suspect, one Muhammed Bukar 42yrs who was found in possession of the stolen vehicle and its contents.
During preliminary investigation, The suspect confessed that he used another key to open the vehicle before taking it away from the scene. The recovered vehicle and other exhibits are in custody as investigations continue.
The Commissioner of Police reassures members of the public of the Command’s unwavering commitment to crime prevention, intelligence-led policing and the protection of lives and property. He also urges residents to promptly report suspicious activities and provide useful information to security agencies.
Emergency Contacts: 0806 807 5581, 0802 347 3293
ASP Nahum Kenneth Daso, ANIPR, FCAI, FIPMD
Police Public Relations Officer
For: Commissioner of Police
Borno State Command.
2 November, 2026.
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It’s raining with hailstones in Abuja! Masha Allah. Hope the heatwave is permanently broken. #Pluviophile.
Investing in Local Drone Manufacturing: An Opportunity for Nigeria 🇳🇬
Investing in indigenous drone manufacturing goes beyond building aircraft. It means creating jobs, strengthening national security, developing technology and growing the economy.
Locally manufactured drones can support Nigeria in many sectors:
Security: Aerial surveillance, border monitoring and search and rescue.
Agriculture: Crop spraying, seed planting, soil mapping and livestock monitoring.
Healthcare: Delivery of medicines, vaccines and blood supplies.
Logistics: Delivery of parcels and essential goods.
Construction: Land surveying, mapping and project monitoring.
Oil and Gas: Pipeline inspection and infrastructure monitoring.
Power: Inspection of electricity lines and solar farms.
Environment: Wildlife monitoring, forest protection and erosion tracking.
Maritime: Coastal surveillance and vessel monitoring.
Emergency Services: Firefighting, disaster response and rescue operations.
The benefits also extend to software development, artificial intelligence, robotics, electronics, battery technology, GIS and aerospace engineering.
Government and the private sector must work together. Government can provide policies, research support and procurement opportunities, while private investors and local companies drive innovation and production.
Nigeria should not only buy drones from other countries. We should develop the capacity to design, manufacture, maintain and export them.
The goal should be to build a Nigerian drone industry that creates jobs, solves local problems and contributes to national development.
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